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Somerset Herald
! I in't forjret the meeting if the (iarficld
ami Arthur Huh, Saturday evening, Kopub-
: lican.
;:. K. HTl.l. IMiK.r.
A niinilicr of fishing parties are in camp
!ni(; tlie Youjihiopheny river, between the
cliio Pyle Fall mid (Vuifluenc
Tlie twenty-sixth annual meeting of the
Suit Teachers' Association was held at York
m the 27th, 2m li and 21th of July.
It is claimed that the census returns will
show that I'ennsvlvania has one-tenth of
the entire pulalioii of the I'ldted States.
1W. Howard Miller, one of the editors
of the Berlin Proaraain Oirutian, lias re
tired from tlmt paper. The establishment
will hereafter be conducted by Elder II. It.
Holsinger.
Our foreman Capt. I'ostlcthwaite, who lias
been confined to hia home with a very sore
eye, for the jiast three weeks, we are happy
to say is able to be about again, though not
quite fit for active duty.
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old nights and warm days are not ron
Auirtiet I WO. dll.ivr to health. Kstra precaution should
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1, J:t ' S. l.henj-'-Hid.
viU A. J. Sl.m.-r.
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l'.r'll'.lkT.
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iiiiitivl l.owry.
pavi I E. Warner.
,r I'.-c- I' ' Horner.
. Twp. A- !' InVkcy.
...-t;i - Terry I'mlictycr.
.11 -1-1-iel Einerirk.
-, i. Ml. l.ael Snyder
vmi !' r - Henry l!owinaii.
, I M liosti-tler.
.... -Alex. Khoads.
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-Mii-hael 1..H1-.
.loi n Kiu.i.nt,
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-A!.': KEi.ISTEK
In' taken jut now to proviile airainst illne.
A quart bottle of w hisky is said to have
U-i-n deMjsited in the corner stone of the
old Eiiciishurx foiirt House, fifty-two years
It can scarcely lie jiossiblc that the hand
some stockings now worn by ladies arc in
tended to be seen only when hung upon the
clothes line.
A mud turtle bearing the inscription :
"Adam Year!,' has been picked up at
ItcUcvue. How it ever got across the ocean
i- a mystery.
Ml. I'leaMiit is to have a town hall. The
committee have advertised for bids, and ei
vt to have the building ready foroccuiian
cv by Scpicndicr.
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The August "harvest tuoou" will ap)t-ar
at its fail on the evening of the ltfth. The
new m hiii for the beginning of August i
billisl for the .'ith.
The m.nleru threshing machiiig can hard
court will convene at this place on the
Z'td. The profiects for an unusually large
attendance are pood, as there are several
very important cases down for trial in the
Over anil Terminer.
A party of our young folks, some twenty
four in number picnicked at White Horse,
last Wednesday. After spending a very
pleasant day on the mountain they refuni
ed home by way of Berlin in the evening.
The memlters of the Garfield and Arthur
club are requested to meet in the Court
Houe, Saturday evening, Augtst Tth, 1SN0.
A full attendance is desired.
W. P. Kooseb, Wk. B. Fbkise,
."secretary. President.
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The youths about town have been delight
ed by the antics of a lately-arrived negro of
alxiut ten years of age. He is. as full of fun
as a young pup, but is yet deficient in polite
ness, a characteristic of his race. It is a long
time since a young African has been among
our people.
Iavt Thursday Kanic M. Hicks,of this place,
received a commission from (Jov. Hoyt, ap
oiiitiiig him Justii-e of the Peace for Somer
set Borough, vice? Roliert Ijtughton, Es.,
ly lx distinguished from an upright piano, resigned. The a'sintnient is a good one
but when it gets bold of a fellow, it can j and gives very general satisfaction. The
make him sore in dNtiml parts of his i,0w Justi-e will transact business in the In-
Ik..1v.
His name is John Alleiiuin. und his ni-deiH-e
was Philipsburir. Ijist week he sold
his wife for a ten dollar bill, and disiosed of
his household goods for j-l't, and then ske
daddled. We don't know w hy it is. but up in Al
toona they oivasioitally jerk s.mie fellow up
and make him pay alwiut four dollars for
"cussing." i th-r eriuiinul- are not Isinsl in
that kind of stvle.
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i j-ee..! William FrleilUnc, late i.f
s!ai'.'ri't tewuslilii. ileuel.
The Youghiogheny Iistrict Conventiollof
(i.Hl remplars will convrne at iners-t.
a Tuesilay, Sciteinber 21st. w hen a full at-
. i:- itf ef llennsn Heinemevcr. late tendamx- w ill be expected from each andev
. . (..v 1,1. , t)K. ,I,stn-t..
.yj-tnt "f Samuel I. Hoover, late el
1 1 t:i:e.. Aar.n 1. Klmmcl. late uf
Hr.tlier.Tailej- Twp., tloc'd.
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k akt rs fnun al r:t.l
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I.,;.. ts : wlio liilii vt' in
e. of Aiii'-ricaii imlus
foicin iiiij-titiiii :
ii-v.- t'-iat tin- w;ir whs riiilit :
vi r.li' t must st:iul : ami '
,1 :;nl x.ii-t ju.-ticc sliuu?-!
I t all men williut v':arr
'.:ni o',;i ati.l lulji swell t!ic
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Ch"iu lit p. t'o. Cotii.
su ranee OtTuv, on Main Street.
A XeliM-ka Sunday School was on a rail
road ex irsioii. A boy lc:incd out of a car
windo'v and linsl a rvvolverat the same in
stant that a girl put her head out at another
win ! v. and the bullet killed her.
Venango is the only county in the State
that has suffered a loss of ipulation during
the t-i ten years, the decrease exo-eding
4.i. The county will only lie entitled to
fo nieiiilsrs of Assembly in the next u
. il'tiouniellt.
i.i Saturday last, a woman in Phonix-j
i!ie. Pa., gave liirth to a healthy male child i
;:ist tour months after the birth of a female '
. hild. The case, though coiisidensl a very j
curious one. is not the first of the kind on i
rri.nl, even in that neighborhood. j
Mothers, before giving your little lile I
e ti-di or croup medicines, rcim-mlicr that
S iii-i' Syrup of Tnr, Hori houiid and Wild
! hcrry, is the only cough preparation that
. .mains no opium, inorjihiue, nor any other
n 'ircotie. Sold only hv 11. W. Benfonl.
ieorge Ksntz, s.m of (iillian Kooutz, of
Somerset tow nship, shot the boss crane Sat
urday morning. It measured 0 feet and 2
inches from tip to tip of wings, and stood 5
feet and 3 inches in height. This is the sec
ond crane fieorge has killed this month.
They are very rare in this sivtion, seldom
Wing s.en so far from large lsslies of water.
IVtectivcs are at Erie looking for a thief
named I.uij i (iarbanate, who about three
weeks ago was working on the Somerset A
Cambria Kailroad. He stole a gold watch
from one of his room mates and a suit of
clothes. The olliccrs have lccn on the track
of him ever since, and Monday night receiv
ed a telegram from the Chief of Police of
Erie notifying them of his capture. He will
W taken ba k to Johnstown for trial.
Mr. lentiis Meyers, of SoincAsct, who has
lieen engaged the past few weeks in the of
fice of the Prothonotary, indexing the re
cords, completed his work on Saturday and
left for his home on that day. The work
was a very extensive ami laborious one.
That it is well done is saying very little.
Mr. Meyers has made a complete job of it
and the numerous friends he has madesitice
his arrival here regret its completion so soon.
Jltftfnnl hiqiiifef.
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the season for sickness, especially
.;:i.ing chi!di n. and not a few of them arc
ii.iiv sutlcring from ailments incident to the
-i L-..ii. That dread destroyer of infants,
.'.era infantum, is in the majority of cases,
! - iit:Iit on by the eating of unripe fruits.
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trout tMoii.: sea -on for !
K.cv.'.i l I.:'- commenced
I. .11. -toll. ilP'Ulil"Ut.
McKcau is the Uiiincr county atirdingto i
IIi xawav. On Friday morning last two
horses in a spring-wagon, owned by Itavid
J. Cover, of Brothersvolley, startisl from
Fnsl Ijiws's blacksmith-shop at a furious
rate, just as Mr. C. was alxiut to mount his
vehicle. The horses turned up Patriot street,
and near John H. Weimer's shop one of
them fell, and the other was caught. The
wagon was not much injured, but the horse
which received the fall and was drugged on
the ground some distance had his legs badly
skinned.
Serious Accident. On Monday night last
Itichard Vought, of New Centreville, and a
comanion, started from CoiiHuetu-e in a
one-horse buggy to visit one of the fishing
camis in that vicinitv. On the way the
its familiar
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nwnt census, having ma le the greatest horse t.sjk fright and ran away, broke the
buggy, and threw its svu pants totheground.
Mr. Vought was seriously hurt, two or three
of his ribs having been broken; besides
w hich he received other injuries. At first
his life was despaired of, but at last advice
he was improving, and is considered out of
danger.
; ; p rci lit aire of increase in imputation of any
y or county in the State. In 170 the
p v.iiatioii oi tne county was s.s. ; m isso.
; it s 42. '.7s
Iii lit did it
-increase 3.'t, 7-V!. The oil excite-
im'. fr .m
at de
ed.
iv;.". ..t v. ;;c.tt
l'i be us' 1
. .r 1 c. .:ri!v lair will !. h
.. T: ii and of i let. .Int.
'. Ii .v.! and he will t ii vou
eld
A few days ago a boy named Craig, aged
tel. years, aixideiitally shot himself while
ou: hunting, near Jones' Mills, Wcstmore
l.i! i county. The ball entered the groin
an-! pascd from there to the stomach, caus-in-
a fatal wound. The lioy residtsj at Black
Cr k. nine miles from Donegal.
n. y Pad iv;
and I..-M''
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to b-n t!
: dis, overisl.
I'lidcrwcar and
tail at Walh r's
on tlie
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lb. and
at C. X.
At ;he pn-ciit time when there are so
in in worthies liniments in the market, it
wouli 1 well to inquire which is the best I
this vill lie found in M. B. EoWrts' ccle
Lrato: Embrocation. It is a panacea for all
ailm nts that rpiirc rubbing either on man
orlsast. For sale only by .t. W. Benford.
X . W'a
j'uriiishing io.ls
er ,v 'o's. X'o. ii Mam-
.id .
iit need of 1 ir,"ss Trinnnins
. l.tiy them i- a'
X. I'. Wai.tm: .V Co s.
!ie:.;s-t lot llais. l'.oimets.
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X. IV W.U.TI K V Co's.
b!is, l.ut N-ing i.'ii..r.;!it
y's Kidi.ev Pa.i is costitig
th. i: lifs ( , X. liovd
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i ' !'. !:.!., i,s' Eiabo.-atioi, is the ..!
. u; i:i the market, it d x-s not i,!
i '-. .'. r.-i.sit.rioti oer all others.
'..v '. o. W. l: i.t. rl.
V, v.. ., j", Ii ji i-i m- delivered
9 .. . ( .n.ibria Uai'.r...i.. !!:.!
Ibrs.. I '.-in- and T. anis to
.ets,-; Cambria railroad.
t k. t ear S. eni r-et. to J. C. Spil-
1.-st
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Tie returns of the enumerators on file in
the l' othoiiotary's office show a total popu
latioi in Bedford county of 34,Ki. In 170
the p pulation was 29,2!l, an increase dur
ing tl .; pxst ten years of 5.524. or 17." is-r
cent. In liO the iipulation was 20.7.12,
showiig an incitasT in the lust twenty years
..f s.l.s.
A of Ir. IV S.Hays, of IbilUdaslairg,
died t ere Friday of tetanus, or wliat is
more amiliarly known as lockjaw. On
July a: i the lad was firing off a pistol, when
the I IJet accidentally stru k him on the
! fiiiL-er. -ausing a painful, lavrated wound
and really producing death. His agony
: was ter-ibie from the time his jaw iKsrame
rigid u-til i-tenial relief came.
Ieath of as Editor. Mr. John (ieorge
Kipper, editor of the St'iats Z ltu,n. publish
ed at Hariisburg, diel of cancer of the stom
ach, on Friday evening last, at his residence
in that city. The Hatrishurg TWrniy.A says
Mr. Hitter came to this country from (!ar
deiiheiin, Darmstadt, in 1!1, and settled in
ChamWrsburg, and learned the printing
business with Henry Buby, on the CorAf
ponlnit. He afterwards engaged in the
publication of the Valley Spirit, with Messrs.
Cooier Mengel, and subsequently sold his
interest to John M. Cooer. He startisl the
Zritttiij in ! and carried it along success
fully to the time of his demise. He leaves a
wife and nine children.
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the viebr.li.sl i
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'tie of F:.. ei)y .-.'
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ol.'w-n
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J! H Kn.l K.t:.
i.-. - 1 inn the agent for
:i ra il.-s' - the Is-st in
Jos; vu Su it M:.
S-.Iiier-..t, I'j
t M i:krr. M iin h s-sii;i:it. 1 will
liaud at all tiling. I'..s f, Pork, M:it
i ;.iis-re, at ivnuiable price. Oi n
v ;!! ni'i a meat wagon three times
HtMtv Kl::.o vk.
ii s vt ::i:ii 111 Mi l. . . A marvelous
! ' 'a'arrli. I'iphthcria. Carike r-moii'h
! . 'be Willi ctii I. li .ithi tiicre is
' . en.. i,,s.,i ;; . , C;; 1 . tie '... :.. -la -.
- .t'c lit l'i l.e . oll.t'Vollt. .ith"!lt
The iiemln rs of the State government are
pretty videly scattensl now. tiovemor
Hoy: is it Atlantic nursing a rheumatic arm
with Se-rctary tuay. Sts tvtary Ilunkel is
at Cav May. Eicutciiaiit Covenior Stone
is at Warren. Attorney tietieral Pultner,
yet on t!--j, k list, is at Wilkesluirrc. Au
ditor Jeii.-ral s hell is in Colorado. Depu
ty Ati..ri . y .eiicr.il ii'.Wrt is in England,
lea ing S ate Treasurer Butler alone to hold
the f.rt.
A few .:.;ys a.i the. k?uuicl Bjr
khy, u, l,,i. -;.,1 ov nship, Westmondand
county, ws coiisuinisl by tire with all it
contents, during the night time. It was a
new structure, and the iainting had Wen
tinished l, :t a few days previous. Mr. B.
had haulci l,Ls last load of grain into the
barn the cluing In-fore, all of which, in
. iu liiiL' hi r'asT, bilgy, sleigh, harness
and fanuiiig iinplem.-iits generally, were
consumed.
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Alt.s.iia is one of the most home protect
ing tow ns ii. the State, not a )ieddlcr, drum
mer or solictor of onlers Wing allowed to
jHT.imbiilati that city without taking out a
license; an.; if he faiN to do so it takw a
lo note ami some bs ehaiigi' to (uvy fine
islid ist'ts. j rlel t oght to W
tolloy-d ii. . vi',v,n. We never could
- l.v js rs ,,- should W allowed t.i nunc
here and interfere w ith our licensed business
n. en. Wt cv. ry tub stand on its own bot
tom Jj-u irttiifa Ijuzilir.
P.ittux by a Sxake Almost. East Fri
day a party of ladies and gentlemen visited
Breakneck Rocks. After viewing the wonder-works
of nature in that renowned local
ity, the inirty broke into fragments and went
anion? the bushes in search of huckleWrries.
Mrs. Murray, wife of the M. E. minister,
stepjied on a monster rattle-snake, which
touched her with its deathly head in the
neighborhood of the ankle. She, of course,
was much frightened, but all examination
revealed no hurt. The snake was uncoiled,
which accounts for its inability to bite. The
lady showed great fortitude in the fearful
situation. The party turned homeward in
a very brief time after the occurrence. His
snakttdiip escaied, but was heard to rattle by
several of the party.
I Ths Miuhle Pexitentiart. A meeting
I of the Penitentiary Board was held at Hunt-
ingdon last week, and the members report
that the partial apprxukriation made by the
last Lfgislaiuro is almost exhausted in lay
ing fr foundations, constructing sewers and
cttinidcting the water liasin. The Board has
not determined yet whether the institution
shall W conducted on the reformatory plan
or not. The act of Legislature sjiecities that
it shall lie modeled after the Eastern Peni
tentiary, in w hich the prisoners are literally
kept in solitary confinement and perform
their hard lalsir in their cells. Several uiem
Wrs of the Board favor the reformatory sys
tem ; however, the old plan is very iopular
in the East and it may finally W adopted.
When the Board meets again it will visit
the prison at Elmira, X. Y., which is re
garded by many as the model institution of
(he ge.
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rk ill Is- thorough.
.!.'u. m-d f.-r. iti early
la
The suvctsf,il transfer fnmi Alexandria,
in Egypt, to New York of the famous moiio
l.th known ( Imjuttra's Needle, is a cre.1-it-ihle
1.1. vt incut of eiigin.s'riiig skill. The
!ew Y. rkers are in ec:acic over this latest
udiLtU.n to Ii,. luany ponders of that city.
nes,i..ii ,j' tttin nut lent .Jn lisk will
- -on Is- si.i j l, .:,.,, tl ly tie crc. tti'H of a
.cil,'.,,,', fi:t.e ',','f. 'Li'sjety 'A'L.'ile the one
will taii-e' tl.i- la-mi i.( the beholder to re
Vert lo the n-iiiotf. almost pre-historic, lst.
l.v tl.c o.t .J- tin- old reliable r loe- t'K' other w ill be a pnipbetie emblem of the
1: !' l;:.ibr.atl..n. S.hl over -Vj future.
"1 t'.
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I-O.l.g k av ii.-.-
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.: t or: i'V i- oft. ?i t-iidurtst by he
'-their 1ti.li 1.1,1) bottcVfr. W
x -to iuiishrsiiii pr.wtli its reputa-1
Is all other rciimli.s.. Price 35 -
s -r l.!'U . Tr- it ju-t ome. For sale
by i. W. I-nf.l.
J. J. Thomjrou says: ''In riding through
so pmsjierous a country as some of the best
counties of New York, one may at oneese-
hst the school-houses bv the witlnlv nee-
iisi ml There are Jctcd surrounding. ud the bleak walls, un
iiiickly bring im j. s by a sitnrle tree. In one instance
a is tss.us pMst Iift 8ud iiimIiv' bi.M distrii sth ..l-bouse was seen in dilapi-
alul his inolliiT. as Cholera, dattsl condition nI.in.n'M.,luiij.m.m..t.
' I'V-s'itciy, i raii.r. '..!. ins to V, w bib, twb Vrt-V tarn were in
' a. I tl,,,r kindrwl .ud . i irlt ea; V. t ltj.lly cutsitlig .VtHato tl,000.
'a 1.1 lnnT.-rj t'.,,;,,,,,, mH.u nmtnul inti-ated tlte relative estima
X ""' '""e diseuM? is to W al- tkm Utht fanuersof their horses and their
"'-t without hoj,.. For sale only by ;eo children.-' The unit cm W said of some of
' " ' "r'1 . W "Wst eountien -in Pennsylvania.
.l.-' I-K.-.TI l;v
"" -- that wiil jm
l".'.-s of
Hotel Abbivalk. Among others, the fol
lowing named ier)iis registered at the Som
erset House during the st week :
Lizzie Yeagly, Laiu-aster. ; II. I- Smith,
I. W. Warner, Hatt lcy Hitch'ns, George A.
Rahm, George W. Khs kner. Harry L. Neal.
J. K. Frymier, Phila.lelphia ; B. F. Cover,
Kalamazisi, Mich.; John J. Millegaii. W. T.
Kirk wood. Leo Barnes, H. E. Peterson, Jas.
. Warnock, J. P. Haniby, Jas. R'nziehail-se-ii
ami wife, W. E. Laughlin, Charles IVin
nelly. Jas. Geisey, Isaac Vance. Pittsburg'h ;
J. P. T. Matthias, James Hewes and wife, S.
H. Strather, II. P. Shim, J. P. Stern, J. G.
Harvey, John P. Atkinson, Baltimore; Alf
Robert son, Oliver RoWrtson, Wilson Plum
er, Mt. Phsant ; R. Feist, Rtatling ; Thos.
K. lay. .lk4iLeuy ' ty; Matthey Sliall
houn, Silvtvur Holland, CurnWriand; A.
L. Horn h, Adam Ickes, Alum Bank, Pa. ;
W. P. Triplett, M'un Triplctt, Alexandria.
Va.; Henry KetUring, J. II. MoCuIloch,
tireensburg.
ola he Uoi:nE.
J... B. Arris.in, Philadelphia; Win. Ei
dhlinger and wife, D. H. Lihr, Frank
Sott, Pittsburgh; C. Di-11, Parker city;
John Mcllinpor, Grantsville, Md. ; L. F.
Harhaugh, James Buckannon, Sylrester
Holland, Mathias Shellhouse, C. French
and wife. Cumberland, MJ.; Rev. Holme
Dysinger; Miffdntown. Pa. ; Mrs. Cnark G.
Yohn & danghtcj, Indianapolis; George W.
Miller, Mount I'leasant ; S. Sanson & wife,
Pittsburgh ; A Kline, Lewistomn, Pa-; A.
W. Davis, Clark Ros J. C. Peters, H. Marks,
Detroit, Michigan ; T. Barnet, New Castle,
Penn'a.
Contractor Spiller is now working night j In the last issue of the Somerset lhmucrat, j Ixtekkstim; A ot xcimfxt. In social lift
gangs on the several deep cuts on the S. k an article apjiears in which the action of our i people seldom g( where they are not invlt
C R. R., mar town. It is inteivb-d 10 have ! Representatives, Colls.ni and Schns k, on ! isl; and never return where they have failed
the track laid to the summit by the f;rst of ' certain bills, is reviewed, and the a-tion of tons-tive csirlial tn-aimen!. We have long
OctoWr. ; tl'" Republican lirty of the County s.m- since found that this- rule hold, just as go.!
"There is not the most remote probability j mented ujsui. i in the business world. Eidies larticuUniv,
that the grading of the Somerset .v Cambria J The salary of members of the Legislature j when thev go shopping, an? apt totall
nurload will W finishal in Umef.ir the lay- j was hxe.l at one thou-and dollars, by Act o! ! where they have been
mg of the rails dunng the present year. On ! 22 of March, 1S55, when General M. A. Ross j paper to examine g.vsb and j.rU e. auil al
some of the sections fair progress has been wasonr reprtiscntative; it has remained at ; mo t iuvariablr n-turn where they have
made notably on thecontract of Mr. Kearns, that ever since. It has Ixvu eonsidensl a : Ihvu able to g.t just what thev wanted, and
along the Stonycreek, in Upper Yoder, w ho ' fair and reasonable eomiensation; nolKKly .' retvived prompt and gentlemanly attention,
will noon have his part of the work ready 1 has ever complained of it being too high, j I jost year we used liberallv the eoluinns nf
for the cross-ties. Several of the contractors j no body ha ever asked for a reduction. If ' tlie Pittsburgh Religious Paivrs in re-ettt-
itwast-tnsuleretIan-astialleantljUstcoin-;mgwhat we had to otter the public, and
liensati. in during the years fmmlS71 to 1S7S, ( front among the suburban readers of these
the time of the great panic and prostration ; journals w e have received an excellent cash
of business, it certainly was not too high in 1 trade, which has remained with us. This is
1T9. Mr. Colborn simply opioscd and vot- j the kind of trade we desire to have, and we
ed against a reduction, Mr. Schnxk voted propose this year to address ourselves more
for a reduction. j directly to our country friends through their
Mr. CollHiru never voted for the isissageof ; own county iijrs. Later w e shall have
the 'Bonier Raid Bill," "the Pittsburgh ' something to say about Xew Fall (i.ioti, Ac,
Riot Bill' Xo. 103, and the "Bonier Raid j but for the balance of this month shall con
Bill'' Xo. 101, which were both Wfore the ; tinueourGraiidClearanivSale.duriiigwhicli
hist Legislature. The friends of one were j decidedly Low Price will W quoted at every
the friends of the other. On second reading ; counter ; and in all grades of Summer Wear
of the Riot Bill Xo. 103, further action was j and Summer Suits, genuine and handsome
suspended, and the Bonier Raid Bill Xo. Bargains an- otlend. We shall cordially
LSI, was taken up passed second reading by : welcome all, and during this numth (August)
a vote of 120. Mr. Colborn, and many oth-. is the time for real bargains and close ti-giinst.
ers opposed to the Bill, as Well as to the ; Call and examine.
Riot Bill, votetl for it tin second reading for
KonU.ET IARKET
tJorrected by Cook & Bsxrits.
lltAUU IV
CHOICE GROCERIES, fLOUR A FEED
1HSO. FOUIITH ANNUAL (iKANI)
Exposition and
1SSO.
Fair
....; I - ., I .1 ftl'P,rp. "rTSl. f? .......
tivitcl tarouh the Applctuiter iial
tin nt-ar Somersrt are progressing at w hat
might be called a snail's pace, und some
tliree miles of the most difficult cutting ami
blasting to be encountensl is yet untouched.
These sections arc between Pavidsville and
Hooversville, but we understand Mr. Kearns
has taken the contract for this lartofthc
work, which is a guaranty that it will done
at the earliest possible moment. The Cam
bria Injn Comjiany are running their
'dumpies" night and day for the purpose of
filling up the embankment along the Stony
creek from Bedford stnvt to thy cemetery
as soon as the job can be done, and fair
progress is Wing made. Some time next
summer we will have an opportunity of
riding by rail to Somerset." J .hncn 7Vi-
ttHUf.
Yes, there is, Casjier. If you conic up on
the first train we will have the pleasure of
shaking with you Wfore the new year. The
snail's pace has increased lo a gallop within
the past week.
Oil Tuesilay afternoon of lat week twelve
(icrsons (attaches of Boyd it Peters' circus),
were brought from Grecnsbiirg by Sheriff
Kyle, and committed to jail here, charged
with being concerned in the abduction and
attempted rape of Mis Saloam Burket, of
Stonycreek township. The names given by
the men are as follows: I). G. Melville. M.
I. Morton, James Parson, Jeff. Baker, Dick
Burton, Scott Ferguson, William Wilson,
Jesse Burton, John Maynanl, Philip Rover,
Frank IVniiimau and James Harrington.
They .ire from diU'erent iirtions of the
country, scarcely any two of them hailing
from the same State. As they were covered
with vermin w hen they arrived, our author
ities) were foreed to give them a good bath,
and provide them with new clothing. All
these prisoners are quite young, some of
them appearing to be more youthful than
the "thirteen-year-old" victim, and none of
them seem the "Wasts in human form" de
scriWl by a blood-and-thunder lawyer at
the hearing in Greensburg.
Gu Saturday afternoon Mienfl Kyle
brought in four more of the circus men,
named A. II. Davis, (lark Rose, II. Marks
and S. C. Peters. These four have interests
in the projierty of the show, and if the gen
eral opinion is correct, hail nothing to do
with any outrage. Mr. Davis was released,
Mr. Rose wa bailed, and the other two com
mitted for a hearing on Thur.-dav afternoon
next.
The icople of Somerset county who are
acquainted with the "true inwardness" of
this outrage case are not well pleased with
the prosieet of having the county saddled
with a bill of costs running, icrlmis, into
the thousands. The wholesale arrest of
some seventy men, and the destruction of
the business of the proprietors, which : li
censed and legitimate, is reganled as an un
just iersccution.
The show proierty was advertised to W
sold by the Sheriff of Armstrong county on
last Mondav.
.le to;
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He
OF THE
PITTTSBURGH EXPOSITION SOCIETY.
1
iin.rs .t II tcKr,
Cor. Fifth Ave. and Market St.,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
the purine of placing it ahead of the Riot
Bill m the calen.lar, which would thereby
enable them more certainly and effectually i
to kill both bills. On thelith of May, 170, j Titini TE of II'ih-kit. At a regular stated
the Border Raid Bill came up on final pas- ; meeting of Stoystown Lodge Xo. .'172 I. O.O.
sage and was defeated, only receiving HI ! F.. held on Saturday evening, July 21th.
votes, and tin page 1 179 of the ' Legislative ! ls.su, the following resolutions were unani
Reconl, Mr. Colborn's vote will W found re- ! mously adopted :
corded against the bill. ! Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God,
The Republicans of Somerset County in .' i his divine w isdom, to again lay his af-re-nominating
Mr. Colborn say that they are ! flirting hand upon us in the sudden removal
in favor of the salary as it now is; that it is ! of our worthy brother P.G., A. S. II. Young,
a reasonable comiiensation, and that they j from our midst, therefore W it
approve his course on the Border Raid Bill. ' AVWi, That in the death of our worthy
The Republicans of Somerset county, af- 1 brother P. G., Young, we have lost a worthy
ter well weighing and considering the iiu-r- j memlier of our Lodge, whom wc all inved
its and positions of Colborn and Schrock, in- ; and n-s(iectisl and whoso, memory we will
tended to re-nominate Colborn and retire always cherish.
Schrock, not because of their actions or 1 7.V.fc , That we deeply sympathize ith
votes on the Salary Bill or Bonier Raid Bill, the Wrcavcd family and friends of the de
but for very different reasons, reasons verv ! ceased
sc
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Kvetilu?, MiiKliiy cteited. until Oct. ttth.
iiii'J.'; ! Will open TbunMJay. Sept, 2nd. and remain open Ij nnd
4 0 I
itsiillo I A new M:u-liinerT H .ill had !en erts-l'sl t.ikian tlio !! of th ot.l P-miT Hall, whieb Iim bern
"" s 1 , 1 .1 - 1 ...... . f 4U,M ..ih fc'T..H... Itla . k. I b'oittiti.m,.
Ti, I mill.SI, AO I IIIW IH" W PI'.HC C-'ll.l.". ituxr m u. . "
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XE W J I) VER Tl SEME NTS.
JAKl
K M. IlU'k'S,
JI'STICEiiK I HKPEAl K.
S-imcrset, Penn'a.
An Aunol has ) o i.i.lcl ti. Hural lUli. which will lw .lsfriti-a with nwln (ilitiiu rf evtry v-
. re-'v, in wliieli will ! ni.o itisi'lays l rut li.iwrrs, I.two tu prmlum rxmu i.Marxl i..r tnt pur..
I Tha 1 l.t IJuil.linm hitvinic tsen rrlntra mi n-iiml, presents 1 strilitrm .ar.uH-e. Vlitrcn
a.-rs ha.eliren a.l.lil to trie j5r.s1n.ls, lnen-nuiit lli am to .wrnty-nYo -n-s.
I A pertei't hull niilo ln.tttn sors has t--rti ronJtruetrl. on whk'li trutls "f prl will b baJ by
i sniiie 01 thr nnsl sl.-k in tlir .s.untrv. 4.t w tin ottrrl in premiums in this ileirmmr.
! HI It.liINtiS A.NDUKOl MS will l thur-uithly illuininato.1 with tb bKI SH KLKC1 KM'
! Ltiilll .
rhn.uch thr riM.i'rH.. nr ..ur Manufactures a thor jU'i rrpr-arntatlun ei th Prlii-!s ..f l!tt
l.urnh an t Ailrsh. i.r .-ity will bt-iin rxtilliiti.in.
' Hnral Hall an.t Annrx, in t-tiarzo 01 uur pruuiincnl 'U.ruU. wiil urii j.rt-Vi..as il..rtn in
' tills hat-.
JXKCUTOK'S NOTICE.
KUt of Jai"l Tyi.. lite ;f WellcrsNurjc
b trough, ileceuci.
Letters ttamentary on the aNve et:.te hav
ing been icraiiteii to the utvi'TMirnt.! by pnifr
authority, Dtie 1a hcrehy rivin to alt p4n?ri4
imk't-tei to sM estate to muke tumie-tiate pay
moot, and tlM-t-e h;ivin claim aictin.-t it to pre
nent them duly authenttcatfil tor settlement, on
Saturday, the 11th Uarot Septcml-er, A. 1. Is.--,
at th late residenoe ui aiiM decvaied la WeJlrM
bunr borough.
JAM KS I.YDIO,
C. t. LVDU r,
A us? 4 tjtecutor.
Pennsylvania College.
GETTYSBURG. PENN'A.
tNEW FEATURE
In urtler to interest thr uir. vin.llnir Coantlr, an Atrlrnltur.il I'airhaf tr i.l.lnl to tba Y.x
I sit'.i.n. an 1 our Kunnrrs. Pr-luM an.i Kreetleni it Finn Stork, llorsm t'.iw-i, Shrru, Swine, kc,
itB'l all litiwrlpi i..n ot Kuriii I'puui ts. wiil tie aw.irl.sl Premiums in..uniln to lo.c.
KK very lt.Tn.m;jn l rrtnlnic (.y th trrt Wenu-rn tiKlitrn:h Ki-iciinerr. Kn.l.
Musi, on the i .m.U tjr:in drnilv' Kxi-uniou Kates en nil tlie KailnaiU at ureatir re.iu.ssi R.ites.
t !-ltV - - - IN FA lit PKPAUTM KNT.
PREMIUMS: 4. 1- k - - - IN'Sl'KKD !.
( i.uki - - - IN ( I T FF.nW Ki: .In
The IiinlEit Iirirtinent will be un.lt-r the supenl.'l jn of a competent Hotel Keeper. Rerresement
! fiirni-hr.1 si m.sieratf critss.
AIIIS.I. '"T.
. t llll.lUK. arr la yuan of e Hi EJI IV
; Semi lor tTnsi--ta tsintainini Premium 1-ist an.l ticncnl Kales an.l ri(ulikllon4.
i K. l. VOL NO, ii.-n.-r.il Maii.iL'. r. .). V. l'ATTKIO.V. Su n t irv.
1 JOHN l. i:.ll.i:V. A-s't Maii:i-. r fc Caslii.-r.
well known to Mr. iscbrock, to '-rennsylva-nia,"'
to tlie Kditor of tlie Jkm'xrat. and to
all otliers of sullieient know letlge tobein
fnniied. An apiieal id made tu Messrs. Uoss, Walk
er, .McMilIen and ."sanner, former rej.re-1 and that they be nuMi
sentativt-s. (ieneral Koss .served in the ses- i IIi:rlh and lirmnrrnl.
I'HE first Term of the next C-lleuiute year will j
tie-in
September 2, IS SO.
HtftJreit, That the I.m1?x be dr.iiied ill
liiourniii'' and the brethren wear the Usual
budge of iiKiiirnins for thirty days. j
...-...-. Tl..., .. e .!..:...... (
.i.r.,, .IU.4U.J., ,.-..-,.u,.is The Fapulty of tho in8,itutrm ls fun. Tt:e:
be sent to the widow of our defeased brother, I course or frmrurtioa is liberal :m. tli.mmxh. Tlie :
location is mit pleasant ami Lealtliy. in tlie mt.ift
ol an Intelligent and moral couiinuiuty, an.l uc
ecssltile by Kailroa.1 trains tliree tinwi A day.
died in the Somerset
.soMKIlSET t'ot'NTT TKOt'T. Mu. KllITnR:
I am nb-astsl to lnini that "I'm le Jay lice,"
the trout man, is a minister, or to use his
own words, "a .lain old Lutheran jniich
er." l!y-t he-way, this fish qmsitiiin reminds
us of one of tlie HEnALli' Miets, who, in
writing a mciii headtsl '"The Devil Fishing."
said that adept angler caught aCoiigressman
with a check, but when be wanttsl to catch
a preacher he baitetl w ith a lady's garter,
and "landed the preacher safe on shore."
However, I would lie happy to have "I'licle
Jay l!ee" come to Turkeyfoot to lish. We
have another preacher friend who intends
coming from bis city home to go fishing,
and I will agree to carry the bait and lish
II-ib't. II. Tatters.. n,
J mes H. I!.csn.
Arnt'sTt s Hkfflkv,
I 'oinmittce.
stuns oflSti-ti, 1st) days, and received $2,(KJ. !
$11.11 per day. Sanner scrvctl during the;
sessions of 1M71-2, S, days, and received!
$J,-UM, or $10. ll-Zl iier thiy, MeMillen )
sen ed during the sessions; of Wii- 2jj
lays, and received or $11.3; H-lll j
in-r day, Will served during the -sessions of rylvunia preserilK-s the .nullifications of vo-1ST7-8,
223 d;iys, ami received ?J2,410 or I tion I of Article VIII reads as fol-
03 1 tG-22:; per day. Xo complaint wxs ever I,,vl :
heard that these faitbful iriiresenttivis. I. i.l ! Kvery male citizen twenty-one years of
He Assesseu! The Constitution of IVnn-
: .1. .. II ... :
,H-.ive.lnTrbitn..t..l-.r!rs.-t.,.tliin-. i Ur . IT"' ,l? lulliit lug
. """" ,w i shall lie entitled to vote at
neara until now.
iiualiticutioiis,
ail elections:
! h'ir.-l. He sliall have been a citizen of the
Schrockand Colborn sem-d during the ! ' niteil State at least one month. .Voni'.
session of 18?.), VA davs, and received l,aw j I,e h".vo nillt'.,1 'tate ,,IiC1?TJ': j
, ' , ,, (or if, iiaving iireviouslv been a oualitied
or !.!..; o.-l.A jK-r day, thesmallest eompen- ! t.,rt(,r r Ilil,ive Hirn ci,iz,.n ol' the State, he
sation, for the time fjerved, of any members : shall have removed therefrom and returned, j
since IHt, and vet an effort is made to show j thcn sil inomhsj iimutsiiatcly ireeedingthe !
, T. . . . , .. , lehx'tion. Tmol. He shall have resided in!
that the Republican wrty is in favor. .1 high J ie ,.,, . . (li,tri(.f hw h(. (,m.r , j
salaries, because Uiey Jmvc endorsed and re- j vote at hast two month immediately pre-1
nominated Mr. Colborn, who was and is in ; ctsfing the election. t'mirlU. If twenty-one.
years ot age or upwanls lie sliuil have paul
within two years a State or enmity -tax. i
which shall have been assessed at least two I
lni.ntlis and j.aid at least one ninuth before
the election.
j Tno Pr2parat:r7 lepartriKit,
! which. QD'lerthe Iiret ?urrTi3in of tho Vaoairy,
j ha heen re-oranire-!. ami tumir-hes ihop.nizU in-
j fltruction for bvys ani y.uu nien i-rejiann tr
Bu.ini-88 orO-Ute rlasgrs. Stu.lenta in this e
j parlnient are uoier the speciiil care olutnt-ers whi
j resitte with the-m in the buil-iiiv.
! For further intunii.iuca ur Catalogue:, ad- ;
: drc?s. '
M. VALENTINK. I- I.,
! i'Pi.-Ment of 'ollfo, or
rrin-'ii-al of I'rci. lejt.
i (rettvhurjf. Pa., JuIyJti, lWu.
j Auir.4. It.
; LIST OF CAUSES.
o
-9
For trill at Aunft Term, roiamtn'-ini; Augu--t '
23rd, l3io.
FIR.iT WEEK.
.V
favor of letting the salary remain as it is.
All rca.sonablinnd fair-mindetl men ,f all
artics, are satisfietl with the salary as it is.
Mr. Colborn made a faithful, ellicieiit and
able representative, and the llepublican
Voters w ill gladly send him back again.
Is it not a little singular that the Hem. nits
are so very much exercised over the result
of the late primary election and that they
arc so very much in love and sympathy
with the defeated candiiUttes, especially Mr.
Schrock. rcrha ihc purpose is to induce
some Republican to become a candidate on
the Democratic ticket, and to make votes
for their candiiUite for Congress. The Re
publican who wishes to kill himself, iiwr
rally and jiolitically, let him run u an In
dependent sore-head Dcmoeiatic candidate
or vote for Democratic eandi.latcs. The ful
ly of such a course Ls well know n.
Now is not the time to barter votes. Kverv
We earnestly entreat each Republican vo- !
ter in Siintrset county to see that his name j
is tm the As-essnr'. list before the 1st day of
September, and then make sure that his i
taxes are paid before the Isf day of October
next. Young men who have passed their'
twenty-second birthday since the last Nov- :
ember election ure more apt to be found!
1. V. JlrClellan's Ex'trx v. John An-;ia. !i,
jr's .-.tniisuees.
! 2. J. O. Kimmel S,,rij- aiJlt,r,eej vj. l.Uh-
litcr.Cotler Si Uo.
3. Iaac Huirus vs. EJ. Al. ott.
I 4. Barnet FK-kinitVH. Fre.ierick Nau-.'!e.
: &. Kiciiar.1 J. lluiileman vs F. Nnuiric x C. i
I 8. Haniel Korn vs. J. U. Kml ly & H. FuutUy. !
j 7. Isaac Nelson vs. Allien i.olir.
i S. I. nioa National Hank ot I.ewis'.iar vs. J. J
a. our t t;. ii. t ernf-r. j
'J. Vrtcuinn & Harri.n M-is-m va. Farmers' !
I nion Ass... fit Fire li;s. .'o.
1 1. I. F. Sliatt & use ui s. lluL.yc.-ki.-r vs. j
Henry Iieurl. i
JOHN F. BLYMYER,
DEALER IM
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints
OXLS, &c, &c.
SEVM
11
WEEK.
E. Stati?:i
H J. V,
wanting in the matti r
anv others.
assessment than I
torbotli ol you, allliougli no lisiiermau luj- : K t..,ul,Ht-iii should be at his is-t and d
self. My Jatt bstring bang tint for you. I n- J hix y T,t. wmr. UMt )h. :lvt1 rM
l'e- i the bands of its enemies; it is prosj mus,
I had, after reading Jay IJcc's first article j 1iale s 1)y. . it(.ml!,jca!i ,,al.,v im,i it
giving such wild figures on lish, concluded L1Iltillll. t K. w, )V a continuance of'Rc
that he wxs one of that fatuous Kish Com-! ,,i,i:,.., ,i i..i.i:.
I s ... j-...... , r.x...
J UN NEK.
mission, which decided that the I'nited i
States Government should pay seven mil- J
lions of dollars for catching a few heads and ;
tails in Kritish waters. I know better now. '
I agree with Jay Ileethat sonic jieopleshould
give fish culture their attention. We think
if the farmers could have a fish pond, and if
they have destroyed theirtiinlier, they could
plant swift growing shade trees around the
pond. Our mountain trout will not remain
in a sluggish stream without any shade, nor
in a brook filled up with old logs and debris,
a fit abode for snakes and lizzards.
Speaking of the "tine-haired fishermen'
reminds us of paying a visit to a deserted
camp of these gentrv, on the bank of the
Alioul forty years ago Mr. John L. Steph
ens published two works on 'Vutnil Ameri
ca and Southern Mexico. Socager was the
public to obtain information in regard to
numerous ruins of ancient citii-s which he
descrilicd, that though each of the Works
comprises 1 two cxiK-iisive volume, ten edi
A Rem viiK bi.i: Rksci.t. It makes no dif- i
fcrence how many physician, ur how mu h .
medicine you have tried, it is now an estab- !
lished fact that German Syrup is the only !
remedy w hich has given complete satisfue- '
tiou in severe cases of Lung Disease. It is'
j true there are yet thousands of H-rso!is who i
arc predisioscd to Throat and Lung All'ee- !
tioii. Consumption, I!eniorr!i:igi-s, Asthma,
! Severe Colds settled on the lircc-I, Pneuuio- .
J nia. Whooping Cough, .Vc, who have no I
j personal knowledge of Iloschis-'s German
I Symp. To such we would -say that ."m.ii '
j bottles were sold last year w ithout otic corn- j
! plaint. Consumptive, try just one bottle. '
! Regular size T"i cents. Sold by all druggists :
i in America.
If M-rsotis . ere as careful of their health
as they are of their Wealth the death rate
Would lie iiiuch smaller from that dreadful
"I : ... i
r.i ... i i i -.i .i scourge .-nils 11 n on. itiuiiiesoii ui tiie
tiuii tif the first work weresmlil within tbr. - i
.....i , ... . : I'nittsl Estate iu one year
no 'iiiii.s, iii. i ii.: rin . .in- .-t oiiii , us
quiteas remarkable. Ither travelers,
lean and Kiimiicaii. have visitisl the
Wui. 11. Weltley va.
Kinifier. i
12. Farmer.-' I n. Assx & Firu Ins. Co. vs. J. 11.
Itnose. et al. j
13. Georire .luknson vs. K. Atche- m it J. Evil.
14. Ur.siiuil, u. ol' Kt-rnan & C'olipjih, vs. j
li.ivl.1 Hinet.auu. '
15. Same, use of Sutler, .vu-e'raoken At ll-.-Jges, I
vs. Same.
!S. .I.m:.-s M. .Marshall rt. Jab (. ll.-irtm:in.
17. H irrison Sny.lcr vs. H. I. Snv.ier's ti s.
is. Hieul.irl 4t In: vs. Savage f iro Mrioic .'o.
If. c F. Walker it. cable s u.-3 vs. the litr- 1
ouffb of jieyersJale. :
Levi CoufihenourVs. Kiliinerr, Bros. & IV.!
11. utall sl Weimervs. ScrMer it M.-F.irljn-I. I
-."J. Sus.ueb.mna -Mutiiitl Fire lasuraurc t'o. v. I
.losiua Swank. j
tl. Same vs. J. K. Walter.
M ime vs. E. A. Fli.-k.
i. l;:trker, Moir X .Mem vs . K-.i. V. i;..'.-ii..r!.
l. f. V. H. Walker's u.j t.t. llcury V. . Joi. j
hreager.
1ST. Cvrui lientorl's use vs. F. Kremer 4. Son,
f.
M.J.nncj M. Marihall vs. HaviJ Uinct.auh.
jrj. .1. .. Kimmet's u-e vs. Satue.
Lewis (llessner vs. John C S.itt.
ol. Thomas Lee vs. Casfier Loei'h.-l.
3i Julia Mere.lith vs. laom ts Hill x Wile.
S3. Fhil..n, Hlack 9t Co. vs. Ftrrv alker.
o4. .leorite ."Morrisen vs. Iavinia llineiqtuieh.
iietri'h 'l'riiu(H? vs. Henry llenncrcauij..
3d. Same vs. Suae tl al. ;
H. F. St IIEl.L.
Aug. 'S. I'rotlionotary.
Ti:e f.
Hatch
Files.
e. II. i
lb-.nuiH
a par ri
I ' s-, I 1:1-
A.I..
ilav-
s. and T
the air.
fa!
n k in
K
!'ork-
itv.
i in Sto. k : Carin-nter' T-m!, I'Uuk--. Saw,
. lltai ksuiitli's ;.m!s. l.-llow. Am ii. Vices,
Tab 'i.-i'i-, Gig'Saddlc. Haines, l'.iiek!"-. Rile.-,
. I'm kef Knives, --cissi.rs, S.n and Kuzoi-,
Paiiit'-r's i;.m!.. a full st. k. Wtiite Lead
1 lvin's !'. r ie-. l " a. el outside imiiit tug. 1'aiut in oil. all colors.
Vari.i-h. Turn nri-ie, Kia-eis ).!. Ilrushi-', Japan Dryer. Walnut
.s'ains. A.-. indotv I ila.-s of ail izes and glass cut to
any ;: e. '! he be-t Coal ''il alway on hand.
r s-...-k of . .ml ui! t 1 1 1 j is very
h::-.'i and eoiui. rises very elegant
s; -. i, -. iit-.!o!'.s CucU-
" la-. Muiev an.!
rn.s-Hiir Sail'. Mill
s..,v Tiles o ' best iplalitv. 1'or-
eelai:,-::!..-.! k-alie-. ll.u'id!. - of a!!
k',::.i. !iovt-!. -'.irk. Side. Rakes, Maitock.
Cr:'. Hois'. 1'ii k-. S-vtbc. Snar.'is. .-I.slg,-. l a-' t..-l.
Ma -. n ll.tiiiiui rs. Step It-ldt-rs. Carriage and Tire Colts of all
sizes. I.,.,, ki;i- I. lass,--. Wa-lils.ards . .'lotn.-s Wringers, Meal .-icvc.
jh.r Mats, r.a-k.-i-. Tul.-. Wooden Bucket. Twine. Rof of nil i. Ilav I n!
r prii-ts M, .i. k I rat. t v:'r.-. Meat I uttt r an.l Mullers. lr,.c-s.
1-a:
I la
r i
:is. s. . l( .,.
Dust, am! S-ri:ii Lr'i-li
i;.
llri'-siii s. t uirv '' i.il.s. .
an ;
ixioi: -i.(wk. niN;r.s. st ni-:vs. i.ati iiks, ixxhi knoi s
del
ap
I.ea.l. Sic
iifety
.'t
te;ist.:i.s xotu
tl
tunc
i
?.utlse is la-ret v riven to all persons ronremr.1
; as legatees, ensiitors, or otherwise, that the 1..1-
i lie I
in thi- ki.. I of
anv olie ill lice
I v.i!
for 1 1
I k- . ,
;..Bs
il of allVtl
. rvil.ing that belongs to the Hardware trade. I deal exclusively
1 iite in v w hob- at:, titioii to it. Persons who are building. r
ii" in n.v line, will find it to their advantage to give me a ail.
a! o ays gi c a reasot
r patrooa "e. and le
able
credit to rcnisil.le ts.his.
j.- si-a-i.n to make iiiany lien o
I thank lev old t u-ti
, j jK-rsoiis tliuli stiectiiiibtsl to the yellow fever , lowinit r.-i.unts have pas.el rt alster, an.l that tlie
I in the Soiii!, Thousands of valuable lives ! ame '" ,spresente.l lor t-onlirinatton an.i al- :
ruins "1Ule 1 ' """--"- va.ii.u.it. i lowanre at an Orphans 1'i.urt to lie hel.l at Stun- :
I 1 I 1 l r- I.,r.
1. ... i . i i ttou ii na.e iH-t ii su.tsi iioin , on-. . i ii i .nun :
have w ntten dts plv lntcrestni'T voluiiitst t
. . ,, . " , ., "... . ,! had thev used Sines Syrup of far. : 1
,i. i...i. ... iii.i. , iiiii,-ii:-v u ii ii lie. i tu at i .... .
t-t...lOT- n..l 1l.,..ll.dlll.l 111 tlt.t.t
i.n.ii.iiii.ius, . ... i , tiaini uli' ii.st 11 ai 101 is.
Vough-brokeii jugs and bottles lay around '.;, .i..i ,.;,1.rn.t.vl l.. .,,,1 "f wl'""!'''!? cough, enm!
in profusion; they had consumed all their i lli(-rtVlvphi; iablets, but as vet no lisiit has ! on,n"n;' alW",i"n!' ,as I,r"V'"1 10 U' 3
"snake-bite reme.lv" and gone home to their i, i.,... , .i .. i.. i certain cure when taken in tune. Ml.! only
l'n" """"'I ..j.i. iv .' iii. .11 j:oj.iv
dear, dear families.. Just look out of thet-ar ! whl) ))Hiit ,ht. fi(U A 1C i,,,,.,
window, Uncle, when you pass along the ; we (.ail ,.V(.r l.XJK,t , ),,;,; )lf tll0 history
lougti river, ami be eonvinceii.
, !J:
. Waller, gnarliao of
! by George W. Rcnfonl.
' tr.i large bottle aK-.
In all
asthma
Price 'Z't cents ; ex-
A Mothki-.'s Gr.ti.K. The jiride of a moth
er, the life and joy of a home, are her child
ren, hence her grief when sickness enters
and takes them awav. Take warning then.
' of these iksmiIc must lie tlrawn from the ru-
If I'ncle Jay I!ee, by his reflection on the . i:mMitl.v a wcl!-e.piipiH-d exHslition
business capacity of the Macs, refers to dt- UvI, ,i1lUl,,Hj , t vntral America,
scendatiis of .Scotch-Irish, with a sprinkle of charged with the work of systematically
Welsh and Knglish (through intermarriage) j -..art ,;, lsr everything that mav tend to
who settksl in the Turkiyfoot region from ; ilUtv m,;,, ,ilt. domain of history the fact j l:lt J'"'" art' niiining a terrible risk, if they
one to two hundred years ago, then that's wMnei.u,i with a is.ple whose career must "avc a '""",'i Cnmp or Whotming Cough,
our nationality, although we're not a native , jiavc j.,, OIlc f ti,e mn,t iiiteri-tting in the i which b ad to .'oiisuiuption, if you do not
of the State. j general development of the world's civiliza-'. at,n'1 lt ut ,H S ,XsrMp-
VntTc Jay Bee thinks raising and trading ; tin The foiindei- of iht-se cities were our ! TI' N" ( l'LL is guaranteed to cure them.
fouryearoldstet-rformeandaha!fbiLsh-ipreijw.C!(Slin) OI, this continent : their ptrti- I rrilt !" "" .t-nt and !. For Linn'
clsof.altwasnotamarkofashantnidingjliarc;v;Iiz;ltjlinun(1 t,M.;r ahetic develop II:u k- ,,r ""e Shiloli's Porous
cajiacity. I presume he look market price j I1K,nt ar0 f tlu. highest interest a r-gard j I'liftcr. Price S cents.,
for his steer 10U years ago. The Mai-s of th(. lution nf the origin of man himself; j Sold by (ieo. W. le!if..r.l. Druggi-t. Smi
that day hadn't advanced in the art of put-1 t!l.ir history is, in fa, t, the first chapter of ; !v'''- I,;
ting a corner on cattle orany otlier.nslticts. ; tit. historv of the American conti- 1
although one of Turkey foot's sons, at a later m.,lt. xllm.,,, w. .,., ;llC jj,.,. )U.. j ATTKVTiov. Hn tt.ius : rolacc.e.: lobac
,KTi.sl, became the cattle king of Illinois, n.lant of these builders of cities that!0"'" e res-ctfully cal. your
and could corner the cattle market of St. ! ,llllt have rival.sl even P.abvb-n and Nin(.. i attention to the fact that we have m stock
r .,:... ..i . . l..,t in.l,.;,.,. from tlu ... . ... , , . I ami offer for sale, hv Hie oox or taii,at
erset, Thursilay. AnKUsfJH.
Aeeonni ol Aiexamler W .
Margaret Meeso.
Sesnil an.l tinal aris.ant of Wm. S. Morgan,
a.lm'rof S-jlomon Y. Horner, ilec'.l.
Artsiunt ol Samuel Poorbaufi, executor of John -Poortiauirli,
dec'tl.
First anil final acr.unt of Kmmanacl Tilaslers, !
sylin'rof Benjamin Masters, iler'.t.
Account of W. S. kuhiman. a.lm'r of Garrison
Smith, lec'l.
Seconil account of Wllliara . S.-)ms-' an.l
JohaS. .-.leyers. twoof the eitstuti rs of John J. '.
.Meyers, ilec'.l.
First anil final aceeunt of HaviJ J. Shafer, aJ
aiinistrator of Jaisib Uose. ilec'.l.
First account or.rei.Rje Stcyerinl N'. S. Frost, .
ailm'rs of Jacob Steyer. dec'u.
Final areonnt of Henry H. an ! Fr -eman H..!f.
man. a.lm rs of Kcui-cn HoDm.tn ileeM.
Firt an.l final account ot Jacob GerbarJ, exec
utor of Lemuel King, tlee'.l.
Aeciunt of A:tnn Will and Jeremftih Welmrr. :
ailin'rs"!' J.iscph SeiVrt, iet;'.l, who was guarl-
iaa of William Mason.
First arc. unt of William M. S.'hr-ck and Jo
siah J. Walker, executor ol William Mostmliler"
decease..
Account of B. S. Flock, triutee l-.r tho sale ot
the real estate ol Henry I.hr. ilrc'.t.
Account ol Nancy W eavtir, executrix of Jaeoli
A. "tlilier. dee d.
First and tinnl account of Wilhaic lir.iot, ajm'r
of John F. Brant !. .1
Acouat ot J.-iin F. Blyai7er. a-I-u'r anj tiustee
of I laniel Wcyand. dtv ,i.
First and final re-count of Jo'iali L. HurkhoMcr.
adm'roi Lhz.iltli Lmz. j
WM. Ii. FRKA-SI",
Ju'y-i. i;t-rfi:er.
i m .N i i'i'i:i.i:r t:ik pla' l.
4io. '.), I5A.i:Pv'S liLOClv."
JOHN" Y. UTA'MYEII.
Tim: TAisiiiis.
HiinoKi: & omo is. n
PITTSBCKGH DIVISION.
On and after July :. lHso, tntins on this road
wilt depart tr.m ami arrive a, dviKt, corner Grant
and Water Streets, as follows .
name (Jacob Straiighan) he wanol a -.Mac' ' tl0 nu!t(, f ,;M.ir (.llhllrr have In-cn left to ! '- l,riw: ''"' tM"ht fn"" he. ,' ily h:'"
tine
kin
der conunand tif Washington. By the way,
many of these veteran Macs are sleeping in
PtTJ.lC SALK
OF VALl ATLE I: SAL ESTATE.
Pursuant to an cr ier of the Orphan's Court of
S.Jinerset i ounty. fennylvania, :tl be sold at
puhtlc sale, on the jiremist's, on
At 1 oVIi-ck P. M.. the f(iIlowtiir dTil-J real
etat-f. Uteof Aan.rMi. KnnoicU tlei'il., t -tr.t :
A Titlu:il Una itua.e in hruiht?rv:ilIeT twp..
5imprpt cuntT. Pt-BG-ylTunla, 'lj'imr.sr la no.-
ot al-pniine JeiiDian. Sautl Muhst. -'iliiam
it. Siir'k. S. S. t'anieT. J-irub lilfuU Di
others, rt.ntaiiunit aUmt 130 atT??.
A twf-stiry irame dwelling hon-e. I.-i?
mmr - ) twj of IruR, tuuar catuf), anl ou the
premises. ImprovetJ lan-i In xi t;kt of
Tlio follou iriir canl, jLt rtH-tiVitl ;is ?u . ltl,a aa, water in abun-i-ince.
to pn, exj'.aii.H it-elf ; TZR.VS:
MFYKttWti-r Ausr-2 KK to remain a lien on tlie pretn:-??. The
" . , iDiervst to be jaitl annually 10 the mother of siI
KnroT. Hf.ealp, 1eb .ir: llt-jvo with- ; ApaO. Kiuimel, Uunnsr her hie, ana al ter
deatn tlie said fum of H.:0."4 to be ii to th
heirs of Kimmel. ne til of the balance
cirh : one-thini tn six m-mths anil one-thira in one
year, with interest. let'erre-l payments W te
secuie'l by jalimont bon-J.
S. S. FORNEY.
A'fra'r of Anrjn . Kimaiel dec' 1.
July 28.
EAST. WK.T.
MAIL MAIL.
Pi:i.iur: I" " a. m. S- 1 :
11- k-.--l u ' rinfnl-i; ha l. a. iu.
(hml'vi1 1 Itait.imti! ,f "
ritnt...-ri 14 " Khnti.-I i" 1-i p. m.
( oini-I.'vil!" lz 'u " V-hiiiii!n 1' iifi. m.
Mt. i';.:i-;rit i .. 1 'tm'-rtfiti - tu.
;:..,,, K',"l T I Mvr;''fnn vi "
WK.f-..n :. , m. kik'-! "
..w.tw.ii ' '" i'vi- - 4-1 -
t,ia.'l" 11-. ' " l r.:r.T:'- n '
Hw. lin III ' I ' -l ,T i H- ' ' "
I uinlM-rlui.-l 4 .. " Mt. k'ait 7 1- '
Wii'-.a -J " ;.i,u.-:i-viiie . .'.
H: f;:uii'l U -a. m. v,-i N-i.i 7.1 "
f.itiiuor- : (-. ia. M' K-'"it 7..
Pi.ii.wii.hia - t'ta in. fc-.t.i-ii c
ew Vuta I'liu-fu.,; -1 V- -
T.l.a.r.T. '
If KKKIT".
.uiiiiv iu tut? xJiuaiM.-ii4.;iiu t . , , , f.
Douhtles the hutcher who pui.l such prices i , s,,r,. t i- ..ml fn tW ..1. it is ! P"'1 "' - cniiM.l ..I U.r.llan. s.
10Dytara.-..f,)rlfcattlexvas,.ne..fth.rse!l.vi,1,.nv our dntV) a, faP j.n,, t1 ! Climax, lJulli..n. Army an.l rutawalw Na
gentlemen oftheFa.-crlan.l who was rt t!l0 . ' vies, t.nrether with in.-.. "-r-e Ml
mu , tl.o I'riixt. i.f ll.s. nml . itit:ii in-J a :..:. i - .. i": . Horse Hca.1. ."pun Hull. 1 .:it 1 ill-' ami
v ... - - --. - - - - w iiiit-it iirst tiiitiit-r tit tmr titt it iiisuini . ,
free nassa-'e to America uniler iieculiar cir- t;,n .. ,,r t), T,,i. ,,.:., e ,i. '.,,,.. i Twist Smokinir. Al
isin.t.init nml after the iiniileasantncss at : i.-.:.... "i i Fine Cut ( hcwinir an.l Sm
s" I 1'iiiiu i-uif; uir vApiiui-u i- n it. niifii- it-, i
Yorktuwn, f.mii.1 it inure areeal.Ie and re- fn)m mollth t mont, j ,he y.k A,r;n a"'1 ri-:,r'
r,,,n.i-tt-. t.i lnt' IumY i-;itt lo nf 111. 'M:l-s'' ' ti :.l. III.... : i - ... -.. i li"Kvs
.ui.. iu,, w ... - wnii iiiiLsimiioii tu me miisi nil- ;
than t.islnwit at them while they were un- lMirtant 0j,iwts diovere.l. The Auirust i
nunilicr of the Jinirr contains an article by '
the t-ilitur intni'luctury to thcserieM, entitletl i
the oM cemeterits. of the Turkey fiMt n-jriuu. j -Kuine.1 fities of Central America." Other
S--akins o Hilly Brail.lotk s mail, wecan ! aj-iicies in the same nunilicr of the .V-riVir .
i i t i i...., i : . I . - . .
snow c ucie jay ix-v a man n uisv mm is . iire "uie iw 0i .ewspaicr LiIh.1, by Joiiii
bowel with the weight of years, who suys . protr.itt : "Tlie Census Iws," hv Charles F.
dial his grandfather (Captain Friend) passed j J,,lin,,n
over the battle Uel.l a lew uays alter pji-, Edict," by Iliclianl H. Dana; Triiiciplcsof , .
.l.u.t. 1..f,..t n.i.l . Iiiiit nililiimr villi !1 ! - .-..'I I .. li. f . . s- 1. .' '
''"- " r is . laiaiittii, oy l rou-ssiir .-siiiiuu .fiut oiiin ;
man's left in hi mouth ; a fact denoting that "lYinec l;iinarek as a Frien 1 of America
one of the In r-eating Teutons f who Shcrrard ; an,i a, a jJtatesinan," by Moritz I!:is, h ; and ;
Clemen, of Virginia, said iu hi faniou j "netvnt Literature ,' by (liarlcs T, Con-'
speech in Cotigres. "would eventually moil- j ,un
oiKilize the Mississipiii vallev,") was living!
near Hilly liraddock's mail. i IlolitETj" Enbm vtio.v. Kheumatits .j ' '
We arc aware that the Mam are not proy- ifc-nr W, ith sprains, cut. bruis.t, old or! Five llrsnnui Tiioisaxu iuon-.. In tin
eriiial for making three kegs o butter to a frt.fi .iiui(ls, swt-llings, burns, etc., wiil ' lit ft w umhiiIis tlu-n? ha iiei-u more than
cow, or undt-rstand the qrt tit i-kiiu; a keg : find it to their advantage to. ae XI. II. IUA-' U.tlls i f SM-X ue sold. .u of
with old buckskin breedies or ptitato liiie-h ; ! t r..s txdebrattsl Eiubmcation. It ha been , the va- lunula r of i.ple h have nsol it,
they are stranger t witlt-ii iiutiuegs ami ; i,, u?. VCT 40 yuir. and Ls tlte most reliable ! mmv tiian 2s'1 1 at- of Co.i.-ui..oot have
mahogany baiiut. and efficacloifci iviuedy known. t does liot i l"'11 CAireI. All Coughs. Croup, Asthma
Bat to the text. Fish metiu would , blister the sOtin aixl can thert.f.ire 1 ustl and Kroiu-hitL. yield at once, luui it
nut the forefather have better KietI. n to . w.itU wui-h "better Nujts than ny liniiueut lU everyUly spt-aks in i:s r.i:-sv. To
the Mississippi vallev, leavim,' the Alle-! in the inatket. It i 1m hiJ tor huxmn i those who have n iim.-1 it, K-t iissay, if you
ghenit-sa. a reservation for the red man, his i wlu-fe an omvvjjtl application is desire.1, , have a Cough, or your child the Croup, and ntw, aul otlwr tait.uii Iuiks.
natural fishing and hunting grounds? I can j mid slxmld Iw found in every liousehold, ; you valm- lilt, d oi't fail to tr- it. For lame
take Uncle Jay Bee U o s ope of coiiutry i and well regnlaUsI utable. Irk 5SV cenU '. l t, S'M.-. or .lu-st. n-.-. hih.h's I'..roii
not over loo miles suulk of here, where the j per bottle. For sulv only Ly J. '. Iciiforvi. j I'Ltster
timber stamls in all its primitive glory, , . '. '
where no farm hottse, bank Itams, or BtI- j Tii Best Ij Eviu Ksew Ojr.J. (5. rtv-
em improvements molested thetnuit,decr'or key, a .iutuiqti au.1 itittueutil eitizeti vf j . .
bear. Will I'mle Jay Bee have plenty of! Vivya City, say ; - have hatl the llyspejri ;
game and trout and no civilization or ii-
Th L'jr.tr--s tnin Iravr Plttorh t S P.
M. aniviLg al C'.nneilsriiie b H. M.t Ku- k
w.xsl 11 V. .M. Iu re-.am tl. Kxpreis lt-ve
Cnuitierland t " A. M., arrivion at K. i
w.sl 4 -Ji A. M.,L'uniiellsvil!a .'- A. M., Mlt
bunch 7:4 A. M.
Th mint i!irn id.1 pleasant ruute to tte Eat
ail S.-u'.li via VV siilnt..n .;ity.
Thniinrh Mull learicK at ln:46 a. w., Jaily, r
ri?es at Waitliiiiift.in at 1 J a. m .: Ii.tltnuure. ii.:
r. Philapeli'lila 3 10 A. M. ; ew Vr 44 A.
M. : Kk'am4itl 11: i a. m.
Thr-iuirh fcsjTt-jis, leavlnic T:ri r. x . ifally, ar
rlve at V 8liint..n at 1 fi A. . : Bultiinore, :. 0
A. i. ; Pbllaueii hia; l;li r. M. ; N. V., 4.V. r. .
Throuirb Mall trains .lailr.
fcximrs train .iaitTrx.-ept ftan-lay.
Acoounntti.ii trami aD.l ia;eite Eipre?!
ilailyeii-stiit SuLiiar.
i draw fpun your paper the announcement of
! niv name as a candidateforCoroiH-r. B.-iii2
n. r.
ittsburgh Division) and having nu-
I incroiL other professional engagement., I
; will Ik- unable to attend to the tlntic-i if the
otllie.
Yours, verv resiK-ttfuiiV,
j W. II. .Meveis..
Tirket ttffss. eornrr Kif h Avenue ami M
t rret. an.l ili'it t-urner Oraut ami Wittr ..,
Fitiatiureh, Pa.
.'. K. IfiRI. (ien. Psfranr Arnt.
L. 3. t'.L.E.(iewrnli1vaet AKeot.
P
M.vniuw),
r V A! ABL.K REAL IvSTATI-
luru:nt toanonler f the u-pfaaiw C- w-t f
Siri-r9t countT, Fennfylvanii, mil fe U t
pB'rli!: sile, on the irem.iM-y oa
Thtrr.-i'ht 'f. A ":; t I 'J:;. lv?.
AtuVl.x-k P. M., t). f- IU'Wtn .ieTirfvl
eitie. Uto ut HcruuiU llcDtiiit'ycT. ticel, t
wii:
A ruAMc f:na it.ite In Xv.rthrtmi.t'.n 1 wp.
S-'Wier--1 ruiiniy. IVbiiM iv.iiili. Aitjoiijin Lti.':
ot It. Wei-l. " M .ltnii.4 Hwn:m, nn-k Aii.ip w
U'nt-r-tHin. riittuiiiitf Um ;I4 rr?, ftlat si
o whK-ti are in a if N"l "-'te oi tultivuti n. lu-rea
In meadow, an-1 the ba.nep la w ilwi. An
es4ellect orcharl ot . iioice fruits aul aa ans-I- '
iwt yf w.tr are on th- jrenii-.:
The bu:Iiuiic4 aresno nu hU ffory J.
tlweltinir h-.u?-, lance tranw tiuria Uro (iiearty
TERMS:
Ten j-er ee-nt. A tb urrha-e m- nf ti. i-e
a -m a t (r,trty k(MJ-kl tlt.wn. the ifJil-iiU'-w-'f
ne-thira n nt.nji;iii.o of tf.ite : tii re
uiiiirHler in lLr.-e eital ao&iul (fttjueutA with in
lereat. AXf'KF.W W A' I AM AN.
A'lm'rol licnuaa Henetueyer, lecl.
July jl
FINANCIAL STATE3IENT
SOMERSET BOR. SCHOOL DISTRICT,
ror. the i z u rMi n 'a: 1st.
WM. M. WKI.I'LEY, Tffcirfr.
4a?h re' ivet Ip-ib illw't' T'i
t.ie i''P'l-ri.itJ.i... Jrj v.'
FOR SALE!
Th na-Jerslirn'-'l A. ltninLttrati.ru of the t.n
if TUHIAS M1SHL.EK, "f 0Ktoaiii!i T..d-
hip buinersel O uiity. otti-r al rrivato M.e,
until
11, 1
7- n 1
ft it J. .
SA 7VA7 1 ', S,i,il,uh,r
t-i TT"" r T
t jii.L-Ui.A.UwA i
250 ACKI,
M..r: or with ir in.! BIi BAilX. .o I
TU O 1HK1U
D VELLI NG HOUSES.
aa I "Thar Bail.lin. The law! 11 In X" r.f.m
..t ruitivau..n, ab-jul une-ttlrl K' m lan. I.
There is
A GOOD ORCHARD ON THE LAND!
ft SIX-FOOT COAL VEIN.
It nut aul.l l-r..r that iit it will at that tlmo t
ortere-1 at PnMie Sale. Thi tarm i ltot-l
l.al.nve mllr. Imm Jutiotuwa. Dar tb Kr-I
Bt.lir.. eitrn.linir a lunar i' IavltlTi!l Ki I,
an.l 1 unit nf tlie mutt feslral!o FAM.HS in
VVern PranitjiTanla. Partira ilrmriDK t
the I ann i r Irani tartner partii-alar ar r-Uf -I
etl to rail. m tha ua.ler"i-n-l.
is a.; Y'riKR.
LEI 1 M1SHLKR.
june 31, A.lininirtrati rs.
fail nr.tcr (- t-
Total
I'lU
hrrs' wir..
rrpair. furl x:
Nt'i' ani Trt?aa. O.m
II 0 Ji
i6
T..ui '-
azst.a'ai c or tub iituht.
Aianunt -lua tr-ni tax r.ll.-i..r. ;un.--il-
lsste-l tiicii
We. tte an.!i-ni'nr-l au-lr.-.r.' S-m-rtt t..r
i.uh. -lo lierrl-y r rrify :h:tt toj bve fitmiiirl
ail li vi.ii.-hrs ..I I nf l..mi'ifiir i:vtrttMiit. :n.l
bave .uul ttit-ta e.jrrect an-1 11 11 ail inrti. u
tar:.
.'If A KLKS SH r Lit, sBtL.
m:lt".n J.fiairsj, i-t-j
jv 2t Auiiitors.
(LAWN TENNIS!
if
I ,i SX. tt..lH f "'
Jim T7ITI iVVRUIV"trf Jnle4 ls.1
au.. iJvi.i.i,1ai(.iHM wverai .vetu, a.m j p . c ,.
provementsandnowildtroiit ".ffjra.W? V' -HV Vv-l every rcintsly 1 ulJ hear of, j H)ul(.,n;.r J is nirirtie Klehm. Ixrth of
cultivated trout is the. nlm t lien lie iieotln t wuiioui any reuei wiiatever, umu 1 saw
E
XKCUTOH S XOTU 11
upbraid our forefathers wi:'.i caivlesiie8. 1 your Mnloh s italuer advertise 111 our pa- I
We certainly meet here culture without aid ! Icr, and wa ieruaded to try it. I am haj- j
this countv.
of pioneers.
DIKD.
Mu-.
Copies of the Hekaui can be obtainetl at
the Xews Ik-pot of Chas. II. FLslieri Co.
j pv to state that it has entirely cured me. It j
I in Mit'iinlt tli Tiwt mniAilt T iviir Clipvtif !
rrice 73 cent. STl'LL. July 17th, I.i. Newman
For sale bv (k-orge W. Benfonl, Somerset, .Stull, on of Benjamin and Olive Stull, airtsl j
fa.
2 month and 1 dav.
pXECUTOr. S NOTICE.
Jjtate of Jao.b Ill(Kh, late ot Paint township, ; Lelate of hi I Altfather, late of MiinTcnsta Twp.,
Smt:rtt Co.. Pa., tlecM. st-HDer-tri a.. 1 a . ue-rast.
letter, te-U-entar, o. tn, atjrr, estate hartn he3'ath.n ItlL
: Ustnrranuluthe undrrsiirneO by th w..i-r lyZ??, 1 Vh.ii nletJ tu It to make
authority, antlr. if hrretiy ifiveo tu alt prrm "IT. tTha,, tMmi,
f IndeKcsl'to id estate W make Immtshaie PT ' SXK Sf tt ki. t
W. I tar.lay. th. atk Oa, M AW l-u, at .he : Au-.
late reaiJeoteui nn urreasni. , ,.r,r,, r .VVi .Tocn
II IK.A.U JlLsssti..nA.. 1 Jiiiuis.i.niiiiaiin.it
J air 21.
I
Jane il
hieruli-'r.
HEAD GiTJ-AJlXERS.
Sen t t -r Illuntrate.1 Cataltaroe.
S. A. I'LABK k 10.,
11.1 W.XjD STB EET.
PITTSBURCH.PA.
Votich
SJW, 1. herr;.T ,in that SI.. " Jl'T
r'i! W Wer 0sl Henry Laj-a-
Jane Tu
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